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Repainting the motor pool: TJCOUCH
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Oh to have a big Oak tree in my yard. Looks good TJ!
SixSpeed
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Yo TJ, you need any help? I'm bored as hell and love to paint stuff, haha.
vinny-socom1
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that trailer sure does look good!!! alot better than when I had it.....glad to see someone is taking care of it now..
Vinny
Vinny
Dave M38A1
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Looking good, I like to see someone else also has a newer jeep, the M38A1 is running, when the new brakes are hooked up and I can drive it, I'll start the body work.
Dave
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Looks good. What type of prep did you do to it?
Ospho to kill the rust, elbow grease, and some bondo . . . . . showroom, it is not . . . . . but presentable, (and cost effective) it is.
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every time I see an mv in that primer I think of the movie Operation Petticoat.
"we sank a jeep!"
"we sank a jeep!"
Dave M38A1
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Looks real good, after all the prep work, it seems good to make progress that that you can really see. The last Jeep I took the body off the frame and the body is still on the rotisserie.
I was working on the M38A1 last night, I cleaned the frame with elbow grease and wire brush and preped it with PickleX20, like Ospho, it kills the rust and then I use red Zero-Rust as a primer covered with Gillespie. Seems to work well.
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http://picklex20.com/
Pics comming soon.
Dave
I was working on the M38A1 last night, I cleaned the frame with elbow grease and wire brush and preped it with PickleX20, like Ospho, it kills the rust and then I use red Zero-Rust as a primer covered with Gillespie. Seems to work well.
Official Distributor for Zero-Rust Paints Free Shipping on ALL internet orders. | Best solution for rust removal and cotrol
http://picklex20.com/
Pics comming soon.
Dave
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sweet paint on the mule!
isnt it kinda glossy?
isnt it kinda glossy?
papabear
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Seeing that mule "slung" under the tree reminds me of the mortar sections when I was in the 101stABN(Air assault)! They looked funny slung under a huey and even funnier under a blackhawk!
Looking good on the motor pool TJ
Looking good on the motor pool TJ
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I thought it was cruel and very unusual punishment to hang a mule?
looks funny though, and nice paint job
looks funny though, and nice paint job
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I don't think the oak tree will hold an M-35 Looking real good.
Looking real good.The paint is a little glossy . . . but I expect the Florida sun will tone it down a bit it short order . . .
Finished the M35 this weekend . . . . it kinda looked like a UN truck after I primed it.
Now I just need to line up all the toys and a row and have a stenciling party!
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Chevytruck
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Sweet the paint looks like it came out great!